Joe Rogan Calls Out Trump Family for Making 'Billions' During Presidency
Since returning to the White House, Trump has embraced the crypto industry, promoting policies aimed at making the United States a global center for digital assets. At the same time, businesses tied to the Trump family have expanded their own presence in the industry. The crypto stuff's nuts." He added, "Trump has made billions in crypto.""And then you got his sons, and his sons are involved in all of these weird business deals...and then the sons are involved in these businesses.
- ▪Since returning to the White House, Trump has embraced the crypto industry, promoting policies aimed at making the United States a global center for digital assets.
- ▪At the same time, businesses tied to the Trump family have expanded their own presence in the industry.
- ▪The crypto stuff's nuts." He added, "Trump has made billions in crypto.""And then you got his sons, and his sons are involved in all of these weird business deals...and then the sons are involved in these businesses.
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By Anna CommanderNews Editor0ShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.Podcaster Joe Rogan took aim at the Trump family over "billions" of dollars he says it has made through business ventures like cryptocurrency during Donald Trump’s presidency, drawing attention to the overlap between the president’s political role and his family’s business interests.Rogan’s comments are notable given his past support for Trump, making the criticism particularly striking as scrutiny of the president’s financial interests remain in headlines.A major focus is the Trump family’s involvement in cryptocurrency.
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